You’ll start the NG+ with whatever suit you ended with (including any nodes you installed). Speaking of difficulty, completing the game once unlocks the Impossible difficulty setting - this is independent from NG+, but you can play a NG+ on Impossible (if you’re a masochist). No matter what difficulty you completed the game on, you’ll then get the option to start a New Game+ (also on any difficulty). For reference, that Level 6 suit is the image at the top of this guide and it looks, frankly, cool as hell - well worth the 99,000 credit price tag.

When you beat the final boss of the Dead Space remake (and get through the credits), you’ll get a reward of 50,000 credits, 10 nodes, some Text Logs, and the schematic for the Advanced Soldier Rig (Level 6) Suit. We had to quit the game and restart it, delete a save slot, and then re-beat the last boss to get access to NG+.

If there are no empty slots, this causes problems - it doesn’t actually save your completed game, won’t let you start a New Game+ from the completed game save (which may or may not exist), and, in our experience, breaks the menus so you can’t delete save slots. When you run out, you’ll get a warning saying there’s no more space, and you’ll have to choose a slot to save over.Īfter you beat Dead Space’s final boss at the end of Chapter 12 “Dead Space,” the game will automatically (with no input from you) try to save your completed game into a new slot. Every time you save into an Empty Save Slot at a save point (the default option), you take up one of those slots. The Dead Space remake has a limited number of save slots - about 50 of them. A PSA: Leave one save slot empty before you beat the game Our Dead Space New Game+ guide will tell you what to know before starting a NG+, and what to expect when you play. The Dead Space remake includes a New Game+ after you beat it once that includes a few changes to the gameplay.

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